Alexandria had been occupied during the Civil War by the Union; for George Alfred Townsend, their presence was less than welcomed. His work, "Campaigns of a Non-Combatant", tell us more on how he saw Alexandria: #VAHistory https://t.co/Mydan4oNzm Alexandria had been occupied…
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Edward and Hester Pickman’s D.C. wedding attracted many prominent figures; their honeymoon plans, however, were vastly different due to World War I happening in Europe. They still planned on going, just for a different purpose. #DCHistory https://t.co/vpJionVdFW Edward and H…
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The rest of the images from "The Storm" (1922) - 3 of 7 https://t.co/k7JDFRRCwm The rest of the images from "The Storm" (1922) - 3 of 7 https://t.co/k7JDFRRCwm — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Jan 29, 2022
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The rest of the images from "The Storm" (1922) - 2 of 7 https://t.co/M95aVWVyhG The rest of the images from "The Storm" (1922) - 2 of 7 https://t.co/M95aVWVyhG — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Jan 29, 2022
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The rest of the images from "The Storm" (1922) - 1 of 7 https://t.co/WlGukcTxIt The rest of the images from "The Storm" (1922) - 1 of 7 https://t.co/WlGukcTxIt — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Jan 29, 2022
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More images from "The Storm" (Jan 1922) https://t.co/f9vEVOUObj More images from "The Storm" (Jan 1922) https://t.co/f9vEVOUObj — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Jan 29, 2022
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With a war between Russia and Japan happening across the world, the daughter to the Russian ambassador, Marguerite Cassini, decided to have a party, but not for the reason you might think. #OTD #DCHistory https://t.co/rfvUEksSWq With a war between Russia and Japan happening …
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